Discover New Orleans on a 3-hour scenic tour that combines history, culture and flavor. Travel in a comfortable minivan through the most emblematic neighborhoods: Tremé, Marigny, French Quarter and Garden District. With a local multilingual guide (Spanish, English, French or Italian), you will learn about the Creole roots and the mix of French, African, Spanish and Latin American influences that shaped the city. Enjoy a refreshing local drink and receive a representative souvenir. It includes stops for authentic photos and stories that connect past and present through music, gastronomy and architecture. Maximum capacity per vehicle: 6 passengers. For larger groups, we organize simultaneous departures with several certified minivans and guides. Contact us to coordinate availability and special pricing.
The Pirates Alley Cafe, next to St. Louis Cathedral, is an ideal historical corner to start our tour of the French Quarter. With its bohemian vibe and famous absinthe, this iconic cafe offers the perfect setting to immerse yourself in the history and charm of New Orleans.
Jackson Square (20 minutes) Discover the history behind this iconic square surrounded by street art and with stunning views of St. Louis Cathedral.
The Cabildo, an 18th century architectural gem, is an essential stop on our French Quarter City Tour. This iconic building was home to the Spanish colonial government and the scene of the Louisiana Purchase. Today, it houses a museum that reveals the rich multicultural history of New Orleans.
St. Louis Cathedral, the oldest continuously operating Catholic cathedral in the United States, is a must-see icon on our French Quarter City Tour. With its imposing facade and elegant interior, this architectural gem reflects the deep spiritual and cultural heritage that has defined New Orleans since the 18th century.
The French Market, the oldest market in the United States, is a vibrant stop on our French Quarter City Tour. This iconic space offers a blend of history, culture and local flavors. From crafts to Creole delicacies, it’s the perfect place to explore the commercial soul of New Orleans.
Historic avenue lined by Creole mansions and centuries-old trees, linking the Mississippi River with City Park.
Immerse yourself in the mysteries of Voodoo and learn the fascinating story of Marie Laveau, the legendary Queen of Voodoo.
Historic site where slaves and freemen of color gathered on Sundays to beat drums, dance and keep their African traditions alive.
America’s first African-American neighborhood, birthplace of music and the civil rights movement.
One of the most beautiful historic cemeteries in New Orleans, known for its soaring tombs, ornate mausoleums and ties to Creole families.
One of the largest urban parks in the U.S., with centuries-old oak trees and iconic areas like Café du Monde and Lake Big Lake.
Panoramic stop to admire the lake and the longest bridge in the world over the water.
Stroll among majestic period mansions, shady streets and manicured gardens showcasing the richness of 19th century New Orleans.
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